Traci LeAnn Sudduth

I Remember her mom used to dress her so pretty those pretty dresses and ribbons in her long beautiful hair it was so curly she was a beautiful chocolate little girl

I only met Traci just last May in Cherry Grove but she left such a warm impression on me. She would stop by to chat, and she always made a point to be interested, to really connect. She was a joy, and I'm grateful for the time I got to know her.

Traci was always the sunshine in the room, I cannot remember a time she wasn't happy and kind. Heaven truly gained an angel with Traci! I have several fond memories of our time at Kitty Stone and JHS. Fly high sweet lady!

Our sincere condolences, may her spirit continue to live on in those she cherished and loved the most

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. I am so sorry for the loss of your beautiful and sweet Traci.

To the Sudduth family we are truly sorry for your loss. May all the memories bring you comfort in the days to come.

Earthly loss is Heaven´s gain. Rest in peace. For those who love the Lord, Know that we will see Traci again. Blessings to her family.

My first thought that always came to mind was your contagious smile. My condolences with love.from Sara, London and Cyleigh. (Fox family)

While finalizing the 60th Anniversary for the students that desegregated Jacksonville City School in 1965, we needed a yellow ribbon for the first African American Marker in Jacksonville, Alabama. The Sudduth family did not hesitate. Traci made a beautiful yellow ribbon and it was tied to the historical marker on September 7, 2025, marking the 60th Anniversary of the Jacksonville Trail Blazers. We are grateful to the Sudduth family for making a difference in the lives of others through...